Belize is located in Central America bordered by Mexico to the north, Guatemala to the west and the Caribbean Sea to the east. Belize City is on the eastern coast.

This does not present a risk. At the present time, the H5N1 strain of bird flu that has spread through poultry farms in southeast Asia and into eastern Europe is not present in the U.S. Even if the H5N1 strain were to appear in the U.S., transmission from birds to people would require close contact with birds, such as handling, butchering or exposure to bird droppings. See similar questions...

However, no one stays over night at the Village. Up to 60% of Village members live on their own and the other 40% is divided up into people who live in Board and Cares, Sober Living Homes and various other living arrangements. This is actually the most Frequently Asked Question that people inquire about when they first learn about the Village. See similar questions...

Many cryonicists have cryopreserved their loved-ones and pets. Close relatives who have mixed feelings about future life on earth can often be encouraged by the fact that you intend to be cryopreserved and want to be in the future with them. For many people, making cryonics arrangements has led to new friends among the cryonics community − friends they can expect to see in the future if cryonics is successful. See similar questions...

According to the Fairbanks North Star Borough Community Research Center, 29,954 people live in the city. That includes 10,074 active military and dependents on Ft. Wainwright. Just under 85,000 people live in the Fairbanks North Star Borough. (Eielson Air Force Base, twenty-one miles from Fairbanks, has 6,484 active military and dependents.) See similar questions...

Solitude must be an option based on a mature level of consciousness. Enforced solitude is not at all what we refer to here. Psychological and mental problems, social conflict, addictive and violent behavior, imprisonment, diseases - all have been factors in isolating people from society. Even voluntary solitude such as survivalism or egoism is not the solitude to which we refer. See similar questions...

Most people picture tipis when they think about Indian homes. Tipis have been around a long time; stone circles dating back several thousand years have been found at various sites on the Plains. Paleoindian peoples, living near the end of the ice age, did not appear to have used tipis. Traces have been found of posts which probably anchored tent frames or similar structures. Caves and rockshelters were also used as homes by various peoples in the past. See similar questions...

There are about 50 adults and 20 children who live here at Winslow Cohousing. Our residents currently range in age from under 2 years to over 80 years. See similar questions...

Belize is a very hot country receiving a large amount of sunshine all year round. Temperatures are in the 80°F range for most of the year but often reach 90°F+. Belize also has a high humidity which can take some time to adjust to. If you do not like the heat then Belize is definitely not a vacation for you. The cooler months run from November to April and if you are concerned about heat we recommend this time of the year for your travel. See similar questions...

Yes. But like all patients with chronic disease, sickle cell patients are best managed in a comprehensive multi-disciplinary program of care and a strong extended support system. See similar questions...

The majority of our customers purchase their domes to live in. The different cover materials we offer allow for use in any climate. We have insulation packages available that, in conjunction with a wood stove or other heating system, make the dome a comfortable space in cold weather. Larger domes can accommodate lofts, walls, and other partitions to create separate rooms. To see pictures of homes that people have created out of the domes, click here. See similar questions...

Though we have not had any safety concerns on our tours, crime can be a serious problem in Belize City. Travelers should take common sense precautions such as avoiding walking alone or at night and not carrying valuables. Hotels can store your valuables in a safe if desired. Outside of the city, pickpocketing can still be a concern around crowded tourist sites and resorts. Check out the US State Department travel advisories for the latest information at: http://travel.state. See similar questions...

If you have a car, a great way to experience the country is driving yourself. Always keep in mind not to leave valuables in view in the vehicle, keep the doors locked, keep the gas tank filled, do not pick up hitchhikers and try not to drive a night. It is recommended, whether or not it is rainy season to have a four wheel drive vehicle. Belize is only 68 miles wide and 180 miles long, so it is not to far to get anywhere. The main highways in Belize are: See similar questions...

Travelers flying into the Philip Goldson International Airport in Belize City may connect to various destinations within Belize including: Corozal, Caye Caulker, Caye Chapel, Dangriga, Big Creek, Ambergris Caye, Placencia and Punta Gorda. Tropic Air: (800) 422-3435 (from U.S.) or 011-501-226-2012 email tropicair@btl.net. Belize International, Belize Municipal, Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Caye Chapel, Corozal, Placencia, Punta Gorda, Flores (Guatemala) Island Air: 011-501-226-2435. See similar questions...